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Students in Serbia Have a New Plan. They Want a Special Court for Officials and Politicians

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The STUDENT movement in Serbia plans to establish a special, expert court that would deal exclusively with high-ranking government officials, current and future, as part of a broader reform of the judiciary and the fight against corruption.

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The STUDENT movement in Serbia plans to establish a special, expert court that would deal exclusively with high-ranking government officials, current and future, as part of a broader reform of the judiciary and the fight against corruption.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Speaking on Nova television's morning program, Đurić stated that the court would deal exclusively and expertly with issues related to high-ranking officials, regardless of whether they are part of the current or a future government. "We will see which model will be exact in the end, but one court that will deal with high-ranking officials exclusively and expertly. So, not only high-ranking officials of the previous government, but also the futur…

Nemanja Đurić, a representative of the Student List and a member of the Trade Union of the Judicial Branch of Government, stated that there is a plan within the Student Movement to establish a special court that would deal with cases of high-ranking state officials, regardless of whether they belong to the current or future government. Appearing on the morning program “Probudi se” on Nova television, Đurić said […]

The Student List in Serbia plans to establish a special court that would deal with high government officials, regardless of whether they belong to the current or future government. The plan was presented on Nova television by Nemanja Đurić, a representative of the Student List and a member of the Union of Judicial Authorities, in the show "Wake Up", reports Nova.rs. Đurić explained that the new court would [...] The post Students in Serbia want …

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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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